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Home›Clean Fuel›Portugal: Sines to Get LNG Cargo from Nigeria
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January 30, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Portugal: Sines to Get LNG Cargo from Nigeria

Portugal’s Port of Sines is scheduled to receive a shipment of LNG from Nigeria on February 2, according to port data. The cargo is being hauled by the Stena Clear Sky LNG tanker, with a capacity of 145,000 cbm, and it is sailing from Nigeria’s Bonny terminal. The Sines terminal is held by REN Atlân

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Portugal’s Port of Sines is scheduled to receive a shipment of LNG from Nigeria on February 2, according to port data .

The cargo is being hauled by the Stena Clear Sky LNG tanker, with a capacity of 145,000 cbm, and it is sailing from Nigeria’s Bonny terminal.

The Sines terminal is held by REN Atlântico and has a nominal send out capacity of 600,000 cubic meters per hour (5.26 bcm per year), with a peak capacity of 900,000 cubic meters per hour.

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LNG World News Staff, January 30, 2013; Image: Stena LNG

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